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Woman in historic costume galloping on horse through water in a forest clearing, Hungary countryside scene
Rocks for bouldering in the forest of Fontainebleau near Barbizon (Les Gorges d'Apremont)
ÃŽle-de-France, France 03.09.2022
Too cold for a bike ride so I had to resort to walking for my exercise. I hope it warms up soon, I'm not a good walker.
"The speckled wood can now also be seen more intensively on forest paths and forest edges..."
„Auch das weit verbreitete Waldbrettspiel ist jetzt wieder verstärkt an Waldwegen und Waldrändern zu sichten…“
My personal challenge for 2022 - I'll try - and do my very best...
Meine persönliche Herausforderung für 2022 - ich werd's versuchen - und mein Bestes geben…
With more than weather app reporting mist or fog in the Peak District this morning, I decided to take a trip to Padley Gorge in the hope that I could grab some misty images.
Alas, as usual, the weather apps weren't quite right but I carried on regardless.
I try to avoid the cliche Padley Gorge shots at all costs but I had to remind myself I haven't actually shot this millstone before. Duly corrected, this is a three shot focus stack getting up close to the millstone.
Some paths invite you to slow down. This project captures a quiet woodland trail at The Coppice, Accrington, where tall pines and pale birch trunks rise on either side and the first fallen leaves of autumn dust the ground.
Shot on a Leica Q2, I framed the scene with the path curving up into the trees so it leads the eye deeper into the woodland. Soft, diffused light filters through the canopy, so I kept the exposure even and the tones calm. In Photoshop I balanced the rich greens against the warm browns and golds of the leaf litter, keeping the mood natural and tranquil.
#NaturePhotography, #LandscapePhotography, #ForestPhotography, #LeicaQ2, #LeicaPhotography, #WoodlandWalk, #ForestPath, #AutumnVibes, #AutumnWoodland, #Lancashire, #Accrington, #BritishCountryside, #TreePhotography, #Photoshop, #LightroomClassic
The path through A.L. Anderson Park in Tarpon Springs is not all wetlands but I thought this section was fascinating.
A seven-image Photohike series from Burg Eltz in Germany's Eifel region, created on an early September morning between dense mist, soft sunlight and ancient woodland.
I had come for the castle, hoping to make a photograph that was different from the countless images I had seen before. At the car park, I chose the longer route across the plateau. I kept calculating how much time I had left before the mist would disappear.
Along the way, I photographed quiet paths, morning light and small details that seemed secondary to my destination. By the time I reached the castle, the mist had almost gone. Only later, looking through my photographs at home, did I begin to recognise what I had found along the way.
Months later, I understood something else: my pursuit of a special photograph was not so different from the trophy pictures I had criticised in others.
The accompanying Photohike essay, Die Rechnung, is available in German on photohikers.de.
www.photohikers.de/post/die-rechnung-photohike-burg-eltz
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Eine siebenteilige Photohike-Serie von Burg Eltz in der Eifel, entstanden an einem frühen Septembermorgen zwischen dichtem Nebel, sanftem Morgenlicht und alten Wäldern.
Ich war wegen der Burg gekommen. Ich wollte ein eigenes Bild von einem Motiv schaffen, das schon tausendfach fotografiert worden war. Am Parkplatz entschied ich mich für den langen Weg über die Hochfläche und rechnete weiter, wie viel Zeit mir bis zum Verschwinden des Nebels blieb.
Unterwegs fotografierte ich stille Wege, Morgenlicht und kleine Entdeckungen, die mir zunächst nebensächlich erschienen. Als ich die Burg erreichte, war der Nebel fast verschwunden. Erst beim Sichten der Fotografien zu Hause begann ich zu erkennen, was mir unterwegs gelungen war.
Monate später begriff ich noch etwas anderes: Meine Jagd nach dem besonderen Bild war dem Wunsch nach einem fotografischen Beweis, den ich bei anderen kritisiert hatte, gar nicht so unähnlich.
Der vollständige Photohike-Essay „Die Rechnung“ ist auf photohikers.de zu lesen.
Photo taken while sitting on a rustic bench at the dead end of an unmarked trail, Teatown Lake Reservation in Ossining, New York.
Forest of Fontainebleau
Out and about in the former royal hunting forest north of Fontainebleau, Seine-et-Marne department
ÃŽle-de-France, France 21.12.2021
www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y71gN27bxdk
Wald von Fontainbleau
Unterwegs im ehemaligen königlichen Jagdwald nördlich von Fontainebleau, Département Seine-et-Marne
ÃŽle-de-France, Frankreich 21.12.2021
Camera: Rollei 35
Lens: Tessar f/3.5 40 mm
Film: Kodak Gold 200, rated @ ISO 160
Exposure: 1/60 sec and f/4, hand-held
Film developed and scanned by Foto Brell, Bonn
Edited under Adobe Lightroom
The persistent rain in autumn has darkened the tree trunks a lot.
The Foresters Walk - February morning.
This arched tree in the foreground is a bit of a celebrity. It appeared in the Russel Crowe film of Robin Hood - he and his Merry Men set up camp just in front of it.
The woods here are often used for filming - fairly recently they had a mock up gothic gateway across the path for the latest Dr Doolittle film.